FHE performed well today. From the price level of 0.10518, it increased by 31.13% over the past 24 hours. The trading volume reached 278 million, and the open interest in contracts is also growing, indicating that new money is truly entering the market, not just a false rebound caused by short sellers forced to close positions.
Technically, let's first look at the lower side. The short-term support is around 0.09250, which was the consolidation platform before a volume-driven rally. The resistance above is at 0.12800, which is the lower boundary of previous dense trading activity.
How to operate? If the price retraces to the support level and trading volume diminishes at the same time, it might be a good opportunity to enter gradually. Conversely, if the price breaks through 0.12800 with high volume, there is a chance to push towards 0.15000. However, be cautious, as rapid pullbacks in such high-volatility markets can happen at any time.
FHE is based on fully homomorphic encryption technology, belonging to the privacy computing sector. In simple terms, it allows data to be processed and computed while encrypted, with results viewable but original information kept confidential—similar to placing data in a bulletproof safe where only the outcome can be seen, not the contents.
From a token perspective, information disclosure is limited, and the plans for circulation and unlocking are not very clear. The true value of this privacy technology ultimately depends on whether projects in the ecosystem actually use its services. Honestly, market demand for privacy is still mostly at the level of transaction mixing. Whether it can be applied to complex on-chain data calculations remains uncertain. Whether FHE technology can be practically implemented and meet market needs is something to watch in the long term. In the short term, this price increase is mainly driven by capital enthusiasm. Don’t just look at the rise; think carefully whether you are chasing the hype or optimistic about the technological prospects.
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PumpingCroissant
· 13h ago
A 31% increase is so fierce, I'm just worried it's a tactic to push prices up and then escape with the funds.
Wait for a pullback before entering; only when the trading volume shrinks will I dare to buy.
The real application scenarios are still a mystery.
No matter how advanced the technology is, if no one uses it, it's all pointless.
Short-term hype-driven movements carry significant risks.
First, see if 0.09250 can hold.
The demand for mixing coins is always there, but how far this track can go is really hard to say.
The real test comes after the capital enthusiasm fades.
Don't be blinded by a single-day surge; you need to think clearly about what you're betting on.
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RektRecorder
· 14h ago
A 31% increase, but I’m more interested in whether this new money is genuinely optimistic about the privacy sector or if it’s just another round of hot potato playing.
A direct breakthrough of 0.128 isn’t necessarily a good thing; such highly volatile assets can also plummet rapidly during pullbacks. I think it’s better to wait for a retracement to support levels before entering to be safer.
Honestly, when it comes to privacy computing, besides hype concepts, who is really using it? Most are still just trading mixed coins; the key is the practical application and implementation of technology.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 14h ago
31% This wave of gains is great, but it still feels like funds are just speculating. What about real application scenarios?
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Ser_APY_2000
· 14h ago
The 31 points rose so quickly, it feels a bit fake.
New money has indeed entered the market, but there are still too few projects with truly usable technology.
Whether we can break through the 0.15000 barrier depends on the subsequent volume; don't get caught off guard.
FHE performed well today. From the price level of 0.10518, it increased by 31.13% over the past 24 hours. The trading volume reached 278 million, and the open interest in contracts is also growing, indicating that new money is truly entering the market, not just a false rebound caused by short sellers forced to close positions.
Technically, let's first look at the lower side. The short-term support is around 0.09250, which was the consolidation platform before a volume-driven rally. The resistance above is at 0.12800, which is the lower boundary of previous dense trading activity.
How to operate? If the price retraces to the support level and trading volume diminishes at the same time, it might be a good opportunity to enter gradually. Conversely, if the price breaks through 0.12800 with high volume, there is a chance to push towards 0.15000. However, be cautious, as rapid pullbacks in such high-volatility markets can happen at any time.
FHE is based on fully homomorphic encryption technology, belonging to the privacy computing sector. In simple terms, it allows data to be processed and computed while encrypted, with results viewable but original information kept confidential—similar to placing data in a bulletproof safe where only the outcome can be seen, not the contents.
From a token perspective, information disclosure is limited, and the plans for circulation and unlocking are not very clear. The true value of this privacy technology ultimately depends on whether projects in the ecosystem actually use its services. Honestly, market demand for privacy is still mostly at the level of transaction mixing. Whether it can be applied to complex on-chain data calculations remains uncertain. Whether FHE technology can be practically implemented and meet market needs is something to watch in the long term. In the short term, this price increase is mainly driven by capital enthusiasm. Don’t just look at the rise; think carefully whether you are chasing the hype or optimistic about the technological prospects.